Hoiberg fired from the Bulls

Bret44

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This is like Christmas!

Imagine how fun I’ll be if he does take a college job!?!

The gods honest truth is that I’m playing this up for fun at this point. I have a reputation to uphold! And if he didn’t want to coach here, then I’m glad he isn’t the coach here no matter what the reason. I’m sure he’ll be real happy wherever he lands next.

But you should all think about why stating my opinions gets everyone so riled up.

Because you act like a dooshnozzel?
 

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If my job fired me but paid me the next 1.5yr worth of salary, I would declare today to be the best day ever.
Good for Fred, he milked that fat stupid cow for all its worth.

Agreed. Good work if you can find it.

My pride would heal fairly quickly with $7.5mil coming my way while I sit around in my boxers watching Netflix all day.
 
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This is KU's oh **** plan if the Adidas thing comes down on Self. Self resigns, replaces Popovich in San Antonio, Fred falls into the KU job. He really doesn't have to recruit there anyway.
 

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Wish he could have succeeded this go round. Really never stood a chance with that crap roster and current organization.
 

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Straight up people don’t get basketball if they think Fred is a bad coach. The Bulls have had horrendous rosters since that first year and the first year was far from a Hoiberg style roster. The idea for the first year was to win a title by bringing out the offensive side of that defensive oriented roster. That didn’t work but that had more to do with the age of those guys. Then he went to the playoffs with a team who had no business making them and tanked last year.

With a competent front office Fred would be successful.
 

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This is like Christmas!

Imagine how fun I’ll be if he does take a college job!?!

The gods honest truth is that I’m playing this up for fun at this point. I have a reputation to uphold! And if he didn’t want to coach here, then I’m glad he isn’t the coach here no matter what the reason. I’m sure he’ll be real happy wherever he lands next.

But you should all think about why stating my opinions gets everyone so riled up.
If recruiting is getting "cleaned up" I could see him coming back to the NCAA. I think he probably wanted to coach at ISU but I don't think he liked living in Ames outside of basketball. I bet the guy couldn't go to any restaurant without getting hounded by people. That would get tired.
 

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If recruiting is getting "cleaned up" I could see him coming back to the NCAA. I think he probably wanted to coach at ISU but I don't think he liked living in Ames outside of basketball. I bet the guy couldn't go to any restaurant without getting hounded by people. That would get tired.

We agree on the last part. I don’t think he liked living in Ames. No harm in that.
 

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Interesting that the timing is right when Markkanen is coming back. I read some on a Bulls board speculating that GarPax timed it when the team would obviously improve (but not enough), thus having Hoiberg as their scapegoat.
 

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Interesting that the timing is right when Markkanen is coming back. I read some on a Bulls board speculating that GarPax timed it when the team would obviously improve (but not enough), thus having Hoiberg as their scapegoat.

This. They no that fans are mad about how bad they are so they fire the coach, get a new one and hope that once everyone is healthy they improve some and save their own asses.
 

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Rashad Vaughn is the reason Fred will never be a college head coach again
So he gets screwed on one player and then just gives up because life is not fair. Why not go and find another Monte or Georges and go on. I mean you win some you lose some. To base your coaching preference based on one recruit is so dumb, and to me Hoiberg doesn't seem dumb.

He left ISU to knowingly be a part of a **** show in Chicago where there is no way he could've thought that he would be competing for titles with those players and that leadership. Otherwise he is just that stupid. He wanted out of ISU for other reasons than recruiting and Bulls the dream job thing. It would be nice to know the real reason(s).
 

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It’s media members far more connected than any of us saying he’ll be back in college coaching. I’m an idiot fan, but it’s not like I’m the only one thinking this.

Connected to who?
 

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I watch 60 min of NBA a year and knew that Chicago was a dead end job full of misery. If Fred really believed it was anything else, then he was a fool. Sorry.

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Let's face it, more than half of NBA coaching gigs are dead end jobs. I'm still amazed the number of people who think the Bulls are a disaster of a franchise but the Timberwolves aren't. As a first time NBA coach, you have to take your chance. I fully think Fred knew this going in.
 

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His tenure with the Bulls was a front office dumpster fire. If gar/pax are still in charge and Jabri is still a Bull, I am done with this team. Fred had his faults as a coach but what the **** did they think would happen this year? Best case scenario was maybe sneak in with the 8 seed in the weaker east, but even then what do you get from that? Lose in the first round have no shot at the draft lottery.
 
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So he gets screwed on one player and then just gives up because life is not fair. Why not go and find another Monte or Georges and go on. I mean you win some you lose some. To base your coaching preference based on one recruit is so dumb, and to me Hoiberg doesn't seem dumb.

He left ISU to knowingly be a part of a **** show in Chicago where there is no way he could've thought that he would be competing for titles with those players and that leadership. Otherwise he is just that stupid. He wanted out of ISU for other reasons than recruiting and Bulls the dream job thing. It would be nice to know the real reason(s).

This and not to mention Vaughn was going to be a one and done right? So if Vaughn would have signed with ISU and come to Ames and left after one season Fred would have felt good about recruiting because he won a recruiting battle? I get that recruiting would be a tiresome industry...but I doubt that Fred was so upset about losing a single recruit that he swore off coaching college basketball as a result.
 
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